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They work well under nearly every application, such as OOo, gnome-terminal, gvim and the like.
But they don't work in xterm and the X-Frontend for emacs (xemacs).

No deadkey is working, not the caret symbol and not the acutes (` and ´).

I have a customized .xmodmaprc, where I load some special key-bindings, for the super-duper-useless right windows-key, for instance.

this file has only three lines, for the keys that I change from the standard layout.

When I need to use xterm or xemacs, I load another config file for xmodmap, where I re-bind every deadkey, to it's undead counterpart (pun, quite intended). And in case of xemacs, this happens quite often and is really uncomfortable.

What I need, is the deadkeys to work under xterm and xemacs.

I've read some solutions for this problem in some cached Usenet posts, but they all suggest using a non-deadkey layout, but that's really inconvenient in my case.